MKW Surfaces’ Neolith boasts enhanced durability that comes from advanced sintering technology. It is made from recycled materials and under high temperature and pressure conditions. It also offers extensive catalogue designs, such as Bianco Carrara, as well as marble-like Calacatta. Mimicking a realistic marble-effect, our high-tech Neolith worktops are designed to add luxurious and elegant aesthetics into modern homes, just like natural marble worktops.

We also offer the exclusive Neolith Fusion Collection in a fantastic range of grey kitchen worktops. This collection has taken its cue from nature for adding a subtle yet stylish look to any kitchen. On the other hand, if anyone wants to give an industrial touch to their cooking space, they can select different design options from the Neolith Iron collection that has different worktops appearing like oxidised iron. It includes seven designs varying from rusty red to blue and grey.

However, for adding a natural touch to the kitchen interior, interior designers may pick a model from Neolith’s Timber Collection which comes with a wood grain-like effect for imitating natural wood. But if a homeowner desires a monotone or colour-blocking effect, the Colorfeel Collection has a wide range of options, from tans and beige to flat black.

When selecting a kitchen worktop edge profile, you may wish to consider some of the following factors:

• BUDGET: If our client is a bit budget-conscious, we would suggest keeping the edge profile simple for incurring lower fabrication costs. It would be best if the popular pencil or bevel edges profile is preferred. For commercial clients who must design multiple residential units, the major aim is to strike a balance between all the properties so that they appear attractive without being overboard. In this case, subtle Neolith Basalt Grey is a good option, as it looks subtle yet stylish with any edge profile.
• AESTHETIC: A homeowner’s desired worktop edge depends on their vision for the available space. They can choose a waterfall edge to add luxury and drama to a high-end kitchen with decorative details. On the other hand, clients who wish for minimalist spaces can opt for a streamlined edge. Consult our professional teams to decide which edge profile is the most suitable for your daily kitchen needs.
• FUNCTIONALITY: Depending on how clients’ wish to use the kitchen, they may select the desired edge profile. For example, if they wish to add a worktop for more utility space, such as a laundry room, it’s better to keep aesthetics simple because here the priority is “functionality.” On the other hand, homeowners who want their countertop to be the focal point of a kitchen or dining space, would choose an edge type that has more visual impact such as full bullnose or a shark nose profile.

Below are different edge profile options for different Neolith countertops:

• EASED EDGE: This edge profile is suitable for contemporary design on Neolith grey or other lighter shades of this sintered stone. Eased edges are smoother and without the sharp corners. This edge profile appeal to many kitchen worktop users, as it’s not accident-prone.
• MITERED WITH APRON: The advantages of most Neolith designs are that these can emulate natural granite and marble but with higher durability. When mimicking natural stones, Neolith worktops can be mitered together for adding a thicker profile. This edge profile can achieve the natural stone-like look with designs such as Neolith Blanco Carrara, Neolith Calacatta and Neolith’s Estatuario.
• WATERFALL: Homeowners looking to add a dramatic flair to their countertop must go for waterfall edge. This edge is slightly rounded on the top but goes flat to the bottom. It is one of the preferred edges for luxurious worktop designs.